I am not really sure how well Washington and Jefferson is this year...I see they are undefeated but I dont really know anything about them...

Remembering back a couple of years to my playing days W & J has an astro turf that could really benefit the Bishops speed as long as the weathers nice.

Good luck Bishops represent us well!

I guess one could say it is my only glimmer of hope but I really do believe the top of our conference is not getting any respect...if you look at the teams that NCWC, CNU, and Ferrum have all lost to pretty good teams (#8 Wesley, Widener who lost to Wesley and Rowan who CNU beat, #6 UMHB whose only loss is to #2 UW-Whitewater, #11 Salisbury whose only loss is to Wesley, and early season losses before Ferrum got it together to Bridgewater and Emory & Henry who play in the always highly competitive ODAC).

I'm just saying there is a chance. Or at least some consideration that should be given

Maybe its just me but I don't think the USAC is any weaker than it has been in recent years...

NCWC seems to be hitting their stride now...I wonder what would happen if they had an opportunity to play some of those out of conference games now?

CNU is CNU and seems destined to lose a game in conference no matter how good or bad the team is playing.

Ferrum is playing pretty impressively although they must now go through the top two teams in the conference.

Methodist and Maryville are both solid teams. Both have a lot of growing up to do and could venture to be some tough opponents for everyone in a very short period of time.

Shenandoah, Greensboro, and Averett are bringing up the rear, but we always have had teams doing that in the USAC...do I need to remind everyone of Chowan and how awful they were?

My point here is that that I think that there could be a strong arguement for a 2nd qualifier from the conference, especially if the ODAC teams continue to beat each other down. I am not saying that the conference deserves a 2nd team in the dance but just some words of wisdom to CNU and the loser of the NCWC and Ferrum game to finish strong because you never know what could happen.